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Matan a un suizo a martillazos en Sos?a | Noticias SIN
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Matan a un suizo a martillazos en Sos?a | Noticias SIN
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It is certainly a place that is difficult to stand behind when so much violent crime is going on.
Does anyone ever blame Sosua? It is not the most peaceful small town in the country by any stretch is it. A shame as I'd like to like it but the goings on make it impossible. What is the population?
It's not Sosua's fault if the trash from other cities (The last ones from Santiago) come here to rob and kill people.Does anyone ever blame Sosua? It is not the most peaceful small town in the country by any stretch is it. A shame as I'd like to like it but the goings on make it impossible. What is the population?
Where do you find those newspaper with so many misspelling?
Have you ever read Listin Diario, El Diario Libre or El Caribe? or are these bloody stories what are you looking for?
It's not Sosua's fault if the trash from other cities (The last ones from Santiago) come here to rob and kill people.
or maybe the trash that are coming from Europe to deal with drugs and sex prostitution
Echoing what I said Eddy 'Does anyone ever blame Sosua', you can't blame concrete structure, but the people who are attracted there??????????????? Even residents must wonder what the hell is going on and be disheartened, you can't hide from it. I've said I would like to like it and I did, years ago but it has changed enough for me to not even want to return for a brief visit. For what it has to offer, it is not worth the effort, and I think that is the issue now for Sosua, people can go elsewhere without this concern, so why bother.It's not Sosua's fault if the trash from other cities (The last ones from Santiago) come here to rob and kill people.
It's not Sosua's fault if the trash from other cities (The last ones from Santiago) come here to rob and kill people.
Like I have said before, the wolves know where the sheep are.
Don't Worry!
Yes, these three and 26 others that I have bookmarked. :classic:
donP
Have you ever read Listin Diario, El Diario Libre or El Caribe?
Yes, these three and 26 others that I have bookmarked. :classic:
donP
Yes, these three and 26 others that I have bookmarked. :classic:
donP
And you know why this is not a News in these newspapers? Because they already know that those are crimes, where in 90% of the cases these expats are involved in "negocios del bajo mundo"
Expats or tourists that are not into lowlife. dont need to worry about. Sosua and others Dominican town are still the safest places to live in the Caribbean.
That also I have to agree.or maybe the trash that are coming from Europe to deal with drugs and sex prostitution
What, are you saying the newspapers don't like to or bother reporting on news such as underworld goings on, or are foreigner sensitive where crime is involved?
I'm not saying you are wrong, I am asking a legit question to learn why. Newspapers usually go for whatever will get the best shock value, to bring in readers, expats and gangland killings are pretty big reading to more than just the local community so I don't understand. If they were random acts they would be in the more widely spread press?
I'm not saying you are wrong, I am asking a legit question to learn why. Newspapers usually go for whatever will get the best shock value, to bring in readers, expats and gangland killings are pretty big reading to more than just the local community so I don't understand. If they were random acts they would be in the more widely spread press?
Certain News
Not in this country, nor in other countries.
Often one has to resort to smaller online papers and even blogs to get "unpopular" news.
It's natural that the local papers report local incidents first.
Just wait for the others to wake up...
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Certain papers will not carry certain news, as we know that the press is not independent.And you know why this is not a News in these newspapers?
Not in this country, nor in other countries.
Often one has to resort to smaller online papers and even blogs to get "unpopular" news.
They simply do not know anything about this case yet.Because they already know that those are crimes, where in 90% of the cases these expats are involved in "negocios del bajo mundo" .
It's natural that the local papers report local incidents first.
Just wait for the others to wake up...
And you live where? :tired:Sosua and others Dominican town are still the safest places to live in the Caribbean.
donP
What, are you saying the newspapers don't like to or bother reporting on news such as underworld goings on, or are foreigner sensitive where crime is involved?
I'm not saying you are wrong, I am asking a legit question to learn why. Newspapers usually go for whatever will get the best shock value, to bring in readers, expats and gangland killings are pretty big reading to more than just the local community so I don't understand. If they were random acts they would be in the more widely spread press?
Sometimes the story behind these crimes is very dark. and these are newspaper for the family.
Before blaming Sosua, it might be best to wait for the rest of the story. It usually turns out that violence against expats is not a random act.
It happens more and more often though
It's not Sosua's fault if the trash from other cities (The last ones from Santiago) come here to rob and kill people.
I was in another part of the R.D. when we have been robbed at gun point at our place at 4:30 in the afternoon. All I heard from allllllll the people was : those (4) tigueres no son de aqui vienen de otra parte del pais. Seems North goes to South, East to West and so on and so on. The fact is we have been robbed at gun point by 4 dominicans
That also I have to agree.
trash comes from everywhere, not only Europe.
Sorry, but you disappointed me here, Eddy. 2 days ago I saw 4 americans getting into a fist fight in Playero. I doubt it was over a loaf of bread.
A lot of the gringos over here are not the most desirable characters. Certainly not the ones you would want to have over for a bbq.
I have met a lot of despicable gringos over here... Americans, Europeans, etc...
Does this mean Sosua or Cabarete are unsafe places for normal gringos? In my opinion, no!
If you live a normal life here, you can be as safe as in any tourist town in the world. If you choose to experience the somewhat darker site of a tourist town, you will take a number of risks...
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